How A Subscription Business Model Could Work For You
The subscription model is the latest trend covering almost all industries and markets from Retail and Media to Transport, Tech and Finance. As a business
The subscription model is the latest trend covering almost all industries and markets from Retail and Media to Transport, Tech and Finance. As a business
Building a sustainable business is a requirement to manage changes in your market. One thing is for sure; your market will change.
If you’re serious about scaling your own business, then this is a must-read blog that could help you scale successfully. How do you know if your business or the market is ready? What should be your priorities? Is it a make or break decision?
I’ve been an entrepreneur for the past 30 years and during that time I’ve started eight businesses and am currently working on business number nine.
Why is meditation such an important part of contemporary business culture? It’s not just about releasing pressure. It’s about creating a mind that’s fit for the task – and bringing value to the way you do business.
How do you know if a decision you are going to make will deliver the right outcome? When faced with multiple choices the decision becomes even harder…unless you have the facts to back up that decision – and that choice.
Anyone running a serious business has heard of the term “Scaling a Business”, but what does this actually mean? You might think that scaling a
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When I started my first company, I was lucky enough to get my first clients quickly. They were only little but essential to survive and
No matter what line of business you’re in, you have to sell to survive. Yet, sales are more than just about making money. They serve as a valuable indicator as to how well your product or service is meeting the needs of your target market.
Find your niche and find your fortune. Well, as we all know, it doesn’t necessarily work like that. Besides, as entrepreneurs, it’s not about the money. It’s about the value we create. But which niche is right for you? John di Stefano takes a look at where the savvy start-up might be heading to solve tomorrow’s problems.
Wife says: “I thought I told you to turn left at the roundabout, but you went straight on.” Husband says: “I thought I knew a better way, possibly a short cut.” Wife says: “Well done. Now we’re lost!”
Starting and running a young business single-handedly demands more than simply multi-tasking. But break down these tasks into separate roles and everything comes more focused.
To run a successful business means to be good in many areas. Starting with developing the right ideas to managing the existing infrastructure and the technical aspect of the day to day work. Each of those areas requires different skills, but all of them together are vital to run a successful business.
So, you’re ready to become a small business owner and show the world what you’re made off. Congratulations 🙂 Let me give you some essential
Since the books by Napoleon Hill “Think and Grow Rich” and “The Law of Success”, hundreds of people have been looking for that one thing
The one thing you as entrepreneurs have to get used to early on in your career is the art of networking. If you go to any of those events or if you just meet someone, the first question you usually get is: “What do you do?”
Finding your niche means much more than coming up with a business idea. You need to be absolutely clear about the value you will be creating for your customers and define your target market with precision. Get your positioning right – and your customers will love you!
If you want to be successful in business, you need to be the best you can be in your field. But as your start-up gains momentum – and you become increasingly involved in all aspects of the business – how do you acquire the skills and knowledge to survive in the future?
Being accountable means so much more than simply reporting back. It’s all about taking responsibility and being driven by your own motivation to meet the goals of your business. Accountability also breeds success. But who are you accountable to if you’re a solopreneur?
We all know that we can’t be in two places at the same time…yet. But even being in one place, is that the right place as far as that well known maxim of right product, right place, right promotion and right price is concerned? And being in the right place isn’t just about a physical location…
Frustration is one of the biggest hang-ups for entrepreneurs, especially when starting a business. When things don’t go to plan, you get demoralized and your confidence falters. The experiences of one of clients proved that turning negatives into positives is one of the best ways of getting frustration out of your system and turning your life around.
Winding back to the end of 2015; I just finished my planning for 2016. I know it sounds so organised, but far from it. I
Money. Money. Money. Some of us get excited about it. Some of us get exasperated with it – and the lack of it. So what do you do if your dream business is exasperating you? Here are two options that could offer a solution for you…
Identifying your niche market is a very important part of your start-up journey and one of the main deciding factors for the direction and success of the business. To better understand the idea of niche marketing you need to decide what is going to work best for you from the beginning.
Over the last two years, I have worked with a range of people wanting to start a business with varied results. Some went far, started
If you want to improve your communication skills and create a personal bond with your clients, asking the right question in the right way is an important skill to learn and practice.
With all the courage, confidence and creativity needed to start your own business, you’re raring to go. But then something in the back of your mind says “what if…?” Is this really such a good idea? Do I really want to step into the unknown? It’s only natural to have a dose of the fear factor. But there are ways you can overcome this – and live the life you really want to lead.
Every successful entrepreneur sets out to solve problems – and generate revenue in the process – by setting and achieving goals. Key to this, is ensuring that your personal goals are separate from your business goals.